Tabcorp posts full-year revenue increase

The company posted revenue of AU$2.61bn (US$1.69bn) for financial year 2025.

Australia.- Tabcorp Holdings has shared its financial results for the financial year 2025. The group’s revenue increased 11.8 per cent to AU$2.61bn (US$1.69bn). Statutory net profit after tax (NPAT) was AU$36.6m, compared to a net loss after tax of AU$1.35bn (US$966m) in the prior year. NPAT before significant items increased 76.8 per cent to AU$49.5m (US$32.1m).

Financial highlights include a 23.2 per cent increase in EBITDA before significant items to AU$391.5m (US$214m) and a reduction in net debt. The Wagering and Media business saw a 12.8 per cent revenue growth to AU$2.44bn (US$1.58bn), driven by improved digital competitiveness and innovative customer offerings, while the Integrity Services segment remained steady despite the sale of a business unit. 

“Our FY25 financial performance benefitted from the new Victorian Licence, which contributed an estimated EBITDA before significant items uplift of AU$83.7m for 10.5 months in FY25, performing broadly in line with expectations given soft trading conditions during the year,” the group said in a press release. 

Managing director and CEO Gillon McLachlan said: “When I joined Tabcorp I said I was drawn to the value that can be unlocked within our unique set of strategic assets, but to do that we needed to get fit. Today we are a fitter business. A business with an improved cadence, a simpler, more cost-effective operating model and an improved culture of cost and capital discipline. We have a clear strategy and clear lines of accountability that are allowing us to execute on a bolder strategic plan.”

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The company posted revenue of AU$2.61bn (US$1.69bn) for financial year 2025. Australia.- Tabcorp Holdings has shared its financial results for the financial year 2025. The group’s revenue increased 11.8 per…